The Thrall’s Tale is an epic of the first degree. . . . With a mother vs. daughter theme, murder, revenge, [and] a heartbreaking love affair . . . The Thrall’s Tale defines the genre [of historical fiction]. (The Philadelphia Inquirer)Every once in a while, a writer creates a novel that opens our eyes to a lost world. Arthur Golden achieved this with Memoirs of a Geisha, and now Judith Lindbergh has performed a similar feat. Gripping and wholly original. (Geraldine Brooks, winner of the Pulitzer Prize, and author of March) |
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